Traduction de «ascertainment error » (Anglais → Français) :

Consequently, review by the European Union judicature must be limited to ascertaining that there has been no manifest error or misuse of powers.

In those circumstances, review by the European Union judicature cannot go beyond ascertaining that the organisation of the tests was not manifestly inappropriate or disproportionate by reference to the aim pursued and that there has been no error of law or misuse of powers.

Extending the concept of ‘adverse reaction’ to include secondary effects resulting from a medication error or use that is inconsistent with the authorised summary of the product’s characteristics (including misuse and abuse of the medicine) will make it possible to ascertain more comprehensively the secondary effects that may be harmful to patients.

7. Stresses that genuinely systematic and rigorous protection of fundamental rights calls not only for scrutiny to identify any legal errors in weighing up the respective importance of the freedom of the individual and the requirements of the public interest, butalso for political analysis on every occasion to ascertain which of the various solutions that weigh up these interests correctly produces the best balance between determination of the objective and restriction of fundamental rights (optimisation in terms of fundamental rights ...[+++]);

7. Stresses that genuinely systematic and rigorous protection of fundamental rights calls not just for scrutiny to identify any legal errors in weighing up the respective importance of the freedom of the individual and the requirements of the public interest but, in addition, for political analysis on every occasion to ascertain which of the various solutions that weigh up these interests correctly produces the best balance between determination of the objective and restriction of fundamental rights (optimisation in terms of fundament ...[+++]al rights);

40. Considers that, although it is a step in the right direction, the present reform of the DAS is not sufficient to correct the limitations and shortcomings listed above; welcomes the fact that the new approach provides some insight into regularity per sector, but regrets that insight into regularity of expenditure per Member State is still not sufficiently available; finds that the DAS is still an instrument which is based too much on analysis of transactions and individual errors; finds, therefore, that the analysis of the functioning of supervisory and control systems should be strengthened with a view to proposing concrete improv ...[+++]ements of such systems and identifying the origin of the weaknesses ascertained;